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The grade of CHRISTO-LUBE(R) you have is composed of a fluorinated oil with PTFE as the thickener. They are both excellent lubricants and very inert and remain visrtualy unchanged indefinately. Feel free to contact usdirectly at Lubrication Technology for additional comments.
While the dispersion contains very stable components, there is the possibility of "bleeding" where a small of the base oil may separate from the thickener. This takes time and can be reversed by mixing. This is the biggest issue when these kinds of grease are allowed to set around for years.
Secondly, while these polymers are very stable, we assigned a cut off date for the end user. This is somewhat arbitrary but for business reasons we feel it is better to have an expiration date for warranty and in case the end user wants to return product. That is, mainly for business interests rather than technical or performance reasons.
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